I have had for decades. It can be neuropathy. It can be from low thyroid, it can be from new shoes that don't agree with you. When both feet are equally affected that points to a cause other than a "misstep".
If you like I will research your meds for you... and get back with any nutritional advice. YOu can PM me for privacy or visit our Vitamin forum.
I had horrible pain in my early thirties from hypothyroidism.
If your pain is in the metatarsal area (ball of the foot) an x-ray may be useful for detecting sesamoid bone injuries. (I have broken ones on both feet as well).
These can be very painful.
Neuromas too ..but they would not "come and go".
Please feel free to visit Peripheral Neuropathy here... we have all variants of foot pain.
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